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How do I make a player touch a pad or so and make a model move up?

Asked by 9 years ago
bool = false
open = script.Parent.Parent.Open2
position1 = -119.18, 4.5, 235.79
position2 = -119.18, 5.9, 233.39
position3 = -119.18, 4.5, 235.59
position4 = -119.18, 4.5, 237.19
function opened(hit)
    if bool == false then
        if script.Parent:FindFirstChild('Humanoid') then
            if script.Parent.Parent then
                wait()
                open.Position = position1
                wait(1)
                open.Position = position2 
                wait(1)
                open.Position = position3 
                wait(1)
                open.Position = position4
                bool = true
            end
        end
    end
end

script.Parent.Parent.Open2.Touched:connect(opened)

So when the player step on the part I want the model of the part to open.

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1waffle1 2908 Trusted Badge of Merit Moderation Voter Community Moderator
9 years ago

You're trying to set one variable to three different values. The variable is only being set to the first value. Since you're setting a Position to this value, you must mean to be defining the variable as a Vector3 with those components. In that case, write Vector3.new(-119.18, 4.5, 235.79), etc.

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Answered by 9 years ago

First off, your initialization of the position values need to be Vector3's:

position1 = Vector3.new(-119.18, 4.5, 235.79)
position2 = Vector3.new(-119.18, 5.9, 233.39)
position3 = Vector3.new(-119.18, 4.5, 235.59)
position4 = Vector3.new(-119.18, 4.5, 237.19)

Now, I'm also assuming open is a Model. Models don't have a Position property, but you can use the MoveTo method to transform a Model's position:

open:MoveTo(position2)
  

EDIT: the above is wrong. Just saw you were attaching a .Touched event to open, so it's obviously a part. No need to use the MoveTo method.

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